BioProtec pheromone lure cartridge for beetles
Trap refill
BioProtec pheromone lure cartridge for beetles
The BioProtec pheromone lure cartridge is a refill designed to attract adult beetles to compatible traps. It gradually releases its attractant to help monitor and capture targeted insects during their active period in the garden.
What is this refill for
This cartridge fits into a suitable BioProtec trap to attract certain adult beetles, such as chafers, cetonias, or Japanese beetles, depending on the specific reference used. It is ideal for population monitoring and targeted trapping in sensitive areas.
- Pheromone refill for compatible BioProtec traps.
- Attracts targeted adult beetles during their flight period.
- Slow and steady release over several weeks.
- Insecticide-free monitoring and trapping solution.
- Suitable for gardens, lawns, trees, shrubs, and sensitive crops.
How to use
- Install one cartridge per compatible BioProtec trap.
- Place the trap at the beginning of the beetle flight period, in spring or summer, depending on the targeted species.
- Position the trap at foliage height or near the area to be monitored.
- Check the trap regularly during the active period.
- Replace the refill every 4 to 8 weeks, depending on conditions and activity intensity.
Recommended plants and areas
This refill is particularly useful in areas where adult beetles can cause damage to leaves, flowers, fruits, or roots, depending on the species present.
For monitoring areas where larvae or adults may be problematic.
Useful near plants frequently visited by adult beetles.
Helps monitor insect presence in sensitive fruit areas.
Practical for green spaces, gardens, and market garden crops.
Advantages
- Allows for easier monitoring of adult beetle arrival.
- Helps intervene at the right time during the season.
- Simple to install and replace refill.
- Targeted approach, without insecticide spraying.
- Compatible with an integrated pest management strategy in the garden.
Usage tip
For best results, always use the cartridge corresponding to the targeted beetle species and the recommended trap model. A well-positioned trap, checked regularly and used at the right time of season, improves trapping effectiveness.
